I knew it, I just knew it, but it was confirmed this afternoon.
When talking about the talks to resolve the present political crisis in Kenya, the Foreign Minister, Moses Wetangula said, "It's not over until it's over."
See? I knew that the new government had real class, real intelligence, people with a real grip on the situation!
How profound is that?
A diplomatic row is brewing between Kenya and the United Kingdom following a statement by High Commissioner Adam Wood that the Government, as currently constituted, did not reflect the wishes of Kenyans, according to the Daily Nation.
Well, as a Brit, it is nice to see that someone is taking a positive stance over the situation. The governments in Europe have rattled a few sabres, but as yet, as far as I can see, have not actually done anything.
The US has prevented a few Kenyan legislators from acquiring visas, preventing them from entering the USA - big deal!
Mr Wetangula is hopping mad at the remarks - does the truth hurt? - "... the high commissioner is still hell-bent to wreck the boat.”
Mr Wetangula said the Government, as currently constituted, does not need a stamp from the British authorities to reflect the will of Kenyans. True, they need a kick up the @rse!
